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Mr Lawrence said he expects an apology from David Norris ‘for the pain he has caused us’.

A range of stories lead Sunday’s front pages.

British Airways said it is anticipating being able to run a ‘near-full schedule’ on Sunday.

The Chancellor has repeatedly said she will not budge from her fiscal rules.

A coroner found the SAS soldiers did not have an honest belief in the necessity of using lethal force.

Administrative budgets include HR, policy advice and office management rather than frontline services.

The technology company said Facebook and Instagram were ‘free for British consumers because of personalised advertising’.

Temperatures reached 21C in parts of the country on Thursday.

The former first minister was told on Thursday that she had been cleared along with former party treasurer Colin Beattie.

MP James Cartlidge had called on the Government to seek a judicial review into in the inquest ruling.

Her comments reveal the Tories’ ‘disdainful thinking’, the Lib Dem leader will say in a speech to his party’s spring conference.

Jamie Cooper, 33, has been arrested on suspicion of escaping from lawful custody.

He also said Reform UK wants to ‘lick the boots of Donald Trump’.

The Lib Dem leader met young carers at Jenny’s Tea Room in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, where the group made and decorated biscuits together.

Farah Rafeeq, 24, was due to travel with Singapore Airlines on Friday from Heathrow with her friend.

The 59-year-old crashed on the B741 south west of Hamilton Bridge, Crosshill.

The Liverpool pop group had three number one hits including a cover of Sweets For My Sweet in 1963.

Flights resumed at the west London airport on Friday evening and restrictions on overnight flights were temporarily lifted after hours of closure.

Demonstrators stopped for a series of speeches outside Ireland’s national parliament at Leinster House.

The funding aims to train up to 60,000 engineers, bricklayers, electricians and carpenters by 2029 to tackle skills shortages.